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I will be posting Part 2 of Sewing Room Organization on the weekend. The drawers are almost finished. I've used 25 of the Oil of Olay display boxes so far. I'm glad I took half a cart full!Thanks for all the positive comments on my fat quarter storage/hoarding problem. I guess I'm not alone!
I am linking up for WIP Wednesday at the Needle and Thread Network and also at Freshly Pieced. If you have a moment, drop by and see some of the beautiful works in progress in blogland!
Happy Stitching
corina
13 comments:
the quilting looks great on the backside - I always like checking out there. Great job with your little stipple - that's a hard one for me, need more practice with it. I bet you see a huge improvement in your continuous curves by the time your done the quilt - all it takes is practice!
Lovely work. I always check out the back of a quilt...just nosy I guess:)
Your quilting looks great and I find going one way more difficult too , guess our brains just need to adjust . Great work.
That kind of continuous line quilting is the first machine quilting I learned, many many years ago and I still use it for many of my quilts now! I love when organizing things doesn't cost a fortune by buying specialized cartons, Free is the BEST!
It looks like you're almost finished, Corina - it looks great! I wouldn't have thought of checking out the back - it never occurred to me to do so, LOL!
I love the pattern and it's perfect done scrappy. The quilting looks pretty good to me.
The quilting is gorgeous!
Lookin' good!
very pretty!!!!
I really like how the back looks...well, I like it on the front too but it shows up so well on the back.
I love the quilting on the back. Well, I like it on the front too, but it shows up so well on the back. :)
Lovely quilting, and the kind I can get lost in. Hang in there for the continuous curves, they transform mundane triangles into something much fancier!
What beautiful quilting!! Thanks for linking up to TN&TN. It's great having you there.
Monika
Sewing in Saskatoon
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